Low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-co2 synergistic capture

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to a low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-CO2 synergistic capture. According to the method, an optimization model of absorption-desorption decoupling control for contaminant-CO2 synergistic capture under different working conditions is built, the optimization objective is to obtain high-purity liquid contaminants and CO2 at low cost and efficiently, and an adaptive penalty function is constructed to transform a solution of a constrained optimization problem into that of an unconstrained optimization problem, thereby controlling parameters in a real-time, precise and stable manner. Moreover, supported by means of flue gas pre-scrubbing and cooling, multi-stage intercooling and column-top demisting, the method of the present invention achieves efficient capture of contaminants and CO2. According to the invention, the absorption process is decoupled from the desorption process, and the coordinated control of temperature-pH-liquid-gas ratio and rich liquid flow-desorption temperature in all cycles is carried out to realize the synergistic capture-regeneration-concentration of contaminants and CO2 with high efficiency and low energy consumption, thereby reducing the high cost of the traditional method where a flue gas cleaning system and a carbon capture system operate separately.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Technical Field

The present invention belongs to the technical field of air pollutioncontrol and carbon emission reduction, and specifically relates to alow-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method forcontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture.

2. Description of Related Art

Energy is the source of power for economic and social development andcivilization progress. Since modern times, the large-scale developmentand utilization of fossil energy such as coal and oil has effectivelyimproved the production efficiency of various countries, improved theway of life of human beings, and successively enabled dozens ofcountries to realize modernization. However, problems such asenvironmental pollution, energy shortage, and climate change have becomeincreasingly prominent. Contaminants produced by coal combustion are oneof the important causes of air pollution and global warming. Coal-firedunits and industrial production consume a large amount of coal,resulting in large emissions of contaminants and carbon dioxide (CO₂).The smoke exhaust is generally featured with large flue gas volume andlow CO₂ content and low partial pressure in the flue gas, resulting inhigh CO₂ capture costs. In addition, the flue gas contains acid gasessuch as SO₂, which has a bad impact on the environment.

In recent years, under the objective needs of improving regionalatmospheric environment quality, promoting clean and efficientutilization of coal, and accelerating industrial transformation andupgrading, China has made significant progress in the contaminantemission control technology of coal-fired power stations. However, thelarge-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for CO₂ incoal-fired flue gas currently is facing the challenges of highinvestment cost, high operating cost, easy loss of absorbent/adsorbentmaterials, and difficulty in separation after capture, which restrictsthe wide-scale application of this technology. Moreover, the existinggreenhouse gas control system is independent of the existing flue gascontrol system, which increases the complexity of the existing flue gascontrol system and the difficulty of operation and control. Therefore,how to realize the synergistic emission reduction of variouscontaminants and greenhouse gases from coal-fired boilers (especiallypeak-regulation units) under variable-load and variable-fuel conditions,further reduce the operating energy consumption of environmentalprotection devices, and improve the stability of the system undervariable working conditions, is still an urgent problem to be solved.

Chinese Patent Application CN101780371A discloses a method for jointlyremoving CO₂ and SO₂ from flue gas, where an alkali metal carbonateloaded on a carrier, serving as a solid absorbent, and water vapor in aflue gas absorption reactor are used to jointly remove CO₂ and SO₂ togenerate bicarbonates and sulfites of the alkali meta, the reactedabsorbent is heated to generate the carbonate, CO₂ and water vapor, thegenerated carbonate is recycled as an absorbent, and SO₂ is immobilizedin the alkali metal carbonate absorbent and discharged with spentmaterials. However, this technology has the following disadvantages: thecost of the solid absorbent is high; the regeneration temperature is ashigh as a temperature within a temperature of 150° C. to 300° C., andthe energy consumption is high; the absorbed SO₂ cannot be regenerated,and sulfur resources are excessively wasted.

Chinese Patent Application CN101780371A discloses a system and methodfor simultaneously removing CO₂ and SO₂ from flue gas, where awater-cooled heat exchanger, a low-temperature dehumidification heatexchanger, a cold energy recovery heat exchangers and a low-temperaturescrubbers are used to achieve multi-stage cooling of flue gas, therebyreducing the temperature of flue gas to below the solidificationtemperature of CO₂ and SO₂; multi-stage separation is implemented byusing a first gas-liquid separator, a second gas-liquid separator and asolid-liquid separator; and finally solid CO₂ (dry ice) and liquid SO₂are separated by a low-temperature fractionation system to realize therecovery of CO₂ and SO₂. However, this technology has the followingdisadvantages: the power consumption for cold energy recovery is high,resulting in much higher energy consumption than the traditionalchemical absorption method. The condensation process will produceimpurities other than SO₂, CO₂ and water vapor, resulting low productpurity.

In order to reduce the high cost of the traditional method where a fluegas cleaning system and a carbon capture system operate separately, itis the most effective method to develop a novel absorbent with highabsorption rate, high absorption capacity, and low desorption energyconsumption. However, due to technical difficulties, a large amount ofexperimental accumulation is required.

Therefore, for overcoming the deficiencies in the prior art, it isurgent to research a low-cost, stable and high-efficiency, high-capturecontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture method.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to overcome the deficiencies in the prior art, the presentinvention provides a low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorptiondecoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture. The methodtakes advantage of the high capture efficiency for contaminants and CO₂and also realizes decoupling control between systems, thereby increasingthe saturation of rich liquid and reducing the energy consumption ofcapture greatly. The process flow of the method is simple and easy tooperate.

The technical solution of the present invention is as follows:

Provided is a low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorptiondecoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture, wherein fluegas enters an absorption system which includes a multi-cycle absorptioncolumn, and then enters a first-cycle contaminant absorption section, asecond-cycle CO₂ absorption section, a third-cycle CO₂ absorptionsection and a fourth-cycle water washing section in sequence afterpassing through a pre-scrubbing section arranged at a front part of themulti-cycle absorption column; rich liquid enters a desorption systemwhich includes a desorption column via a lean-rich liquid heatexchanger, and lean liquid goes out of the desorption column and entersthe lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; regenerated vapor in the desorptioncolumn enters a separation and purification system; the absorptionsystem and the desorption system are respectively controlled by adecoupling control system; the decoupling control system includes anabsorption control unit for the multi-cycle absorption column and adesorption control unit for the desorption column; the absorptioncontrol unit includes a first-cycle control unit, a second-cycle controlunit, a third-cycle control unit, a fourth-cycle control unit and anabsorbent preparation unit;

-   -   the absorption-desorption decoupling method includes: (1)        decoupling of four cycles in the absorption system, wherein the        absorption process is divided into four parts by controlling the        four cycles in different areas; a first cycle corresponds to a        bottom layer of the multi-cycle absorption column and is        configured to absorb contaminants and be independently        controlled to ensure the contaminant removal efficiency; a        second cycle corresponds to a second layer of the multi-cycle        absorption column and is configured to absorb CO₂ and be        independently controlled to increase the CO₂ load of an        absorbent; a third cycle corresponds to a third layer of the        multi-cycle absorption column and is configured to absorb CO₂        and be independently controlled to ensure the CO₂ absorption        efficiency; a forth cycle corresponds to a top layer of the        multi-cycle absorption column and is configured to remove        aerosols and be independently controlled to ensure that the        emission of flue gas aerosols reaches the standard; and (2)        decoupling of the absorption system and the desorption system,        wherein the multi-cycle absorption is adopted so that the        absorption liquid entering the desorption column is in a        saturated state, thereby reducing the influence of the        absorption process on the desorption;    -   the absorption-desorption decoupling method specifically        includes the following steps:    -   (1) building a database based on real-time data and historical        data of three-path (cooling water path, absorption liquid path        and flue gas path) parameters, wherein the parameters include        flue gas flow G, partial pressures p_(out) and p_(in) of gas in        flue gas, the concentration c_(ab) of an absorbent, the pH value        pH_(i), temperature T_(i) and flow L_(i) of liquid in a cycle,        the pH value pH_(rich), temperature T_(rich), and flow L_(rich)        of rich liquid entering the desorption column, the pH value        pH_(lean) and temperature T_(lean) of lean liquid leaving the        desorption column, the concentrations, c_(pa), c_(sa), and        c_(ta) of primary amines, secondary amines, and tertiary amines        in fresh absorption liquid, and the heat load W of a reboiler;    -   (2) building, on the basis of the built database, an        optimization model of absorption-desorption decoupling control        for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture under different working        conditions to achieve different functions of systems and cycle        sections, support optimized operation of synergistic capture in        terms of capture efficiency, desorption energy consumption and        overall cost; according to the actual operation of industrial        carbon capture and ultra-low emission systems, setting        constraints for adjustment ranges of the operating parameters        as:

η_(CO) ₂ ≥η_(set,CO) ₂

η_(cont)≥η_(set,cont)

G _(max) ≥G≥G _(min)

p _(in,max) ≥p _(in) ≥p _(in,min)

c _(ab,max) ≥c _(ab) ≥c _(ab,min)

pH_(i,max)≥pH_(i)≥pH_(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

T _(i,max) ≥T _(i) ≥T _(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

L _(i,max) ≥L _(i) ≥L _(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

-   -   wherein η_(CO) ₂ and η_(set,CO) ₂ represent the removal        efficiency and set efficiency of CO₂, respectively and η_(cont)        and η_(set,cont) represent the removal efficiency and set        efficiency of a contaminant, respectively;    -   key parameter models for control of the first-cycle control        unit, the second-cycle control unit, the third-cycle control        unit, the fourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation        unit and the desorption control unit are:

η₁ _(st) =f _(absorbent,cont,1) _(st) (pH₁ ,T ₁ ,L ₁)

η₂ _(nd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,2) _(nd) (pH₂ ,T ₂ ,L ₂)

η₃ _(rd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,3) _(rd) (pH₃ ,T ₃ ,L ₃)

η₄ _(th) =f _(water,4) _(th) (pH₄ ,T ₄ ,L ₄)

η_(absorbent) =f _(absorbent)(c _(pa) ,c _(sa) ,c _(ta))

η_(desorption) =f _(desorption)(L _(rich) ,W)

-   -   wherein η₁ _(st) , η₂ _(nd) , η₃ _(rd) , η₄ _(th) ,        η_(absorbent) and η_(desorption) represent efficiencies of the        first-cycle control unit, the second-cycle control unit, the        third-cycle control unit, the fourth-cycle control unit, the        absorbent preparation unit and the desorption control unit,        respectively;    -   an overall objective of the optimization of the        absorption-desorption decoupling operation for contaminant-CO₂        synergistic capture is to achieve optimal cost, i.e., optimal        particle fitness:

Fitness=cost_(min)=cost₁ _(st) +cost₂ _(nd) +cost₃ _(rd) +cost₄ _(th)+cost_(absorbent)+cost_(desorption)

-   -   wherein cost₁ _(st) , cost₂ _(nd) , cost₃ _(rd) , cost₄ _(th) ,        cost_(absorbent), and cost_(desorption) represent energy and        material consumption costs of the first-cycle control unit, the        second-cycle control unit, the third-cycle control unit, the        fourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation unit and        the desorption control unit, respectively;    -   (3) constructing a penalty function and adding the penalty        function to an objective function; transforming a solution of a        constrained optimization problem into that of an unconstrained        optimization problem through a penalty strategy of the objective        function; and using self information and population information        obtained during a particle evolution iteration process as        feedback conditions to dynamically adjust a penalty coefficient        of the particle fitness beyond a feasible range after each        iteration;

x ∈ [cost_(1^(st)), cost_(2^(nd)), cost_(3^(rd)), cost_(4^(th)), cost_(absorbent), cost_(desorption)]Fitness(x) = f(x) ⋅ Penalty Penalty = λ(t) ⋅ G_(p)$G_{p} = {1 + {\varepsilon_{1} \cdot {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{{RELU}\left( {\eta_{i} - \eta_{seti}} \right)}^{\varepsilon_{2}}}}}$λ(t) = (μ ⋅ t)^(α) $\left( {t + 1} \right) = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{\frac{1}{\beta_{1}}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case1}} \\{{\beta_{2}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case2}} \\{{\lambda(t)},} & {otherwise}\end{matrix} \right.$

-   -   wherein x represents optimization objective; Penalty represents        the penalty function; λ represents adaptive factor; G_(p)        represents layered penalty coefficient (the higher the degree of        constraint violation, the greater the penalty coefficient);        η_(i) represents the removal efficiency of a unit that is in        operation; η_(seti) represents the target efficiency of the unit        that is in operation; t represents the number of iterations; μ,        ε_(i), β₁ and β₂ represent scale factors of the penalty        function; ε₂ and α represent power factors of the penalty        function; RELU (rectified linear unit) represents an activation        function judgment module and RELU(x)=max(0, x);

β₁>β₂>1, case1 represents a case where all the optimal individuals arefeasible solutions in the iteration process, and the penalty coefficientcan be appropriately reduced to reduce the penalty pressure oninfeasible solutions; case2 represents a case where there is no feasiblesolution in optimal individuals during the iteration process, and thepenalty coefficient can be appropriately increased to increase thepunishment for infeasible solutions; and

-   -   (4) after obtaining an optimal parameter combination of        first-cycle control, second-cycle control, third-cycle control,        fourth-cycle control, absorbent preparation and desorption        control, with the parameter combination as a control target,        carrying out an advanced control method including predictive        control and fuzzy control to control parameters in a real-time,        precise and stable manner, thereby ensuring that the efficiency        of absorption-desorption decoupling for contaminant-CO₂        synergistic capture reaches the standard stably and the optimal        energy consumption cost can also be achieved.

The decoupling control for the absorption process and the desorptionprocess according to the present invention takes advantage of the highefficiency of contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture, and also can greatlyreduce the energy consumption of the capture and regenerate and separatehigh-purity liquid contaminants and gaseous CO₂. The process flow issimple and easy to operate.

Preferably, the pre-scrubbing section is configured as a Venturipre-scrubbing section, and the first-cycle contaminant absorptionsection, the second-cycle CO₂ absorption section, the third-cycle CO₂absorption section and the fourth-cycle water washing section areconnected in series from bottom to top; the first-cycle contaminantabsorption section includes a first-cycle packing layer, a first-cyclenozzle and a first-cycle liquid catch tray which are arranged insequence from bottom to top, and the first-cycle contaminant absorptionsection forms the first cycle through a first-cycle tank, a rich liquidpump, and a first-cycle cooler; the second-cycle CO₂ absorption sectionincludes a second-cycle packing layer, a second-cycle nozzle, and asecond-cycle liquid catch tray which are arranged in sequence frombottom to top, and the second-cycle CO₂ absorption section forms thesecond cycle through a second-cycle tank, a second-cycle pump, and asecond-cycle cooler; the third-cycle CO₂ absorption section includes athird-cycle packing layer, a third-cycle nozzle, and a third-cycleliquid catch tray which are arranged in sequence from bottom to top, andthe third-cycle CO₂ absorption section forms the third cycle through athird-cycle tank, a third-cycle pump, and a third-cycle cooler; thefourth-cycle water washing section includes a fourth-cycle packing layerand a fourth-cycle nozzle which are arranged in sequence from bottom totop, and the fourth-cycle water washing section forms the fourth cyclethrough a fourth-cycle tank, a fourth-cycle pump, and a fourth-cyclecooler; and an absorption column demister is arranged at the top of themulti-cycle absorption column;

-   -   the Venturi pre-scrubbing section is arranged at the front part        of the multi-cycle absorption column and includes an inlet pipe,        a necking pipe, a throat pipe and a diffuser pipe which are        connected in sequence, a pre-scrubbing nozzle is arranged at the        necking pipe, a flue gas outlet is arranged at a tail end of the        diffuser pipe, the bottom of the diffuser pipe leads to a        pre-scrubber water tank, and demineralized water is sprayed by        the pre-scrubbing nozzle through a pre-scrubbing pump.

Preferably, an ion exchanger is arranged downstream of a lean liquidsection of the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger and filled with an ionexchange resin; the third-cycle tank and the second-cycle tank are bothconfigured as overflow liquid storage tanks arranged in steps from topto bottom; the fourth-cycle tank, the third-cycle tank, the second-cycletank, and the first-cycle tank are each equipped with an online pHdetector which can continuously monitor data and output the data throughtransmission to realize remote monitoring; wherein the fourth-cycle tankis configured as a demineralized water storage tank; the third-cycletank is configured as an absorbent liquid storage tank, and when aliquid level rises to a maximum level, the liquid overflows to thesecond-cycle tank; the second-cycle tank is configured as an absorbentliquid storage tank, and when a liquid level rises to a maximum level,the liquid overflows to the first-cycle tank;

-   -   the fourth-cycle pump, the third-cycle pump, the second-cycle        pump, and the rich liquid pump are all configured as        variable-frequency pumps, and the powers thereof can be adjusted        according to external signals;    -   cooling water of the first-cycle cooler, the second-cycle        cooler, the third-cycle cooler and the fourth-cycle cooler comes        from a demineralized water tank, and the cooling water after        heat exchange supplements feed water of a heating boiler;        cooling water sides of the first-cycle cooler, the second-cycle        cooler, the third-cycle cooler, and the fourth-cycle cooler are        equipped with corresponding heat-conduction flow controllers,        and absorption liquid sides of the first-cycle cooler, the        second-cycle cooler, and the third-cycle cooler and a        demineralized water side of the fourth-cycle cooler are equipped        with corresponding temperature sensors.

Preferably, the first-cycle liquid catch tray, the second-cycle liquidcatch tray and the third-section liquid catch tray are all configured aslow-resistance liquid catch trays, each including V-shaped diversiongrooves, vent holes and partitions; the separator is spliced by twosemi-elliptical plates, and a dihedral angle formed by the twosemi-elliptical plates is 160°; a plurality of vent holes are providedand respectively arranged on two sides parallel to an intersection lineof the two planes, 5 groups on each side; a V-shaped diversion groove isarranged above a vent hole in each group; two ends of the bottom of theV-shaped diversion groove are both welded to support columns on the venthole; two planes of the V-shaped diversion groove form a dihedral angleof 120° and barriers under edges of the V-shaped diversion grooveprevent liquid from flowing back into the vent hole.

Preferably, the desorption column includes a reboiler, a desorptioncolumn packing layer, and a desorption column nozzle which are arrangedin sequence from bottom to top, and a desorption column demister isarranged at the top of the desorption column;

-   -   the reboiler is configured as a vertical tube-side thermosiphon        reboiler which includes a heat collecting tube plate and a        middle machine body; the heat collecting tube is installed and        fixed on an inner side of the middle machine body; a boiling        process takes place in a tube side, and a heating medium is in a        shell side; a two-phase flow mixture flows from a discharge pipe        into the desorption column at a high flow rate;    -   a liquid baffle and an overflow plate are arranged at the bottom        of the desorption column, the liquid baffle is arranged above        the overflow plate and fixed on a column wall to prevent liquid        in the desorption column from flowing out of the desorption        column without passing through the reboiler, and an upper edge        of the overflow plate is slightly higher than the heat        collecting tube of the reboiler;    -   a multi-cycle absorption column is connected to the desorption        column through the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; the        lean-rich liquid heat exchanger is configured as a spiral plate        heat exchanger; the lean liquid and the rich liquid flow in the        heat exchanger in a complete countercurrent manner; flanges on        two end surfaces of a spiral channel are closed by welding in a        staggered manner and end surface sealing adopts a sealing        structure including a top cover and a gasket; the rich liquid in        the first-cycle tank of the multi-cycle absorption column passes        through the rich liquid pump and enters the lean-rich liquid        heat exchanger for heat exchange, and then communicates with the        desorption column nozzle of the desorption column; the lean        liquid at the bottom of the desorption column passes through a        lean liquid pump and enters the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger        for heat exchange, then enters the ion exchanger for ion        exchange, and then communicates with the third-cycle cooler to        enter the third cycle; the lean liquid pump is configured as a        variable-frequency pump.

Preferably, the separation and purification system includes a cooler, agas-liquid separator and a low-temperature gas-liquid separator, and thecooler, the gas-liquid separator and the low-temperature gas-liquidseparator are connected in sequence; cooling water of the cooler comesfrom the demineralized water tank; the gas-liquid separator separateswater vapor from the flue gas, the cooled flue gas enters the gas-liquidseparator, condensed water flows back into the desorption column fromthe bottom of the gas-liquid separator, and the flue gas after theseparation leaves from the top of the gas-liquid separator; thelow-temperature gas-liquid separator separates contaminants and CO₂ inthe flue gas, and the low-temperature gas-liquid separator uses acooling medium to reduce the temperature of the flue gas to below theboiling point of the contaminants; contaminants in the flue gas arecondensed and then recovered from the bottom of the low-temperaturegas-liquid separator, and CO₂ gas is recovered from the top of thelow-temperature gas-liquid separator.

Preferably, the first-cycle control unit is respectively connected withthe first-cycle tank, the rich liquid pump and the first-cycle cooler toindependently control the first cycle; the first-cycle control unitrespectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquid in thefirst-cycle tank, the liquid flow of the rich liquid pump, and thecooling water flow of the first-cycle cooler; in the first cycle, the pHvalue is maintained between 4.5 and 5.8, the liquid-gas ratio ismaintained between 1.5 L/m³ and 2.0 L/m³, and the absorption temperatureis maintained between 48° C. and 60° C.;

-   -   the second-cycle control unit is respectively connected with the        second-cycle tank, the second-cycle pump and the second-cycle        cooler to independently control the second cycle; the        second-cycle control unit respectively controls the pH value of        the absorption liquid in the second-cycle tank, the liquid flow        of the second-cycle pump, and the cooling water flow of the        second-cycle cooler; in the second cycle, the pH value is        maintained between 7.8 and 9.0, the liquid-gas ratio is        maintained between 1.1 L/m³ and 1.4 L/m³, and the absorption        temperature is maintained between 44° C. and 55° C.;    -   the third-cycle control unit is respectively connected with the        third-cycle tank, the third-cycle pump and the third-cycle        cooler to independently control the third cycle; the third-cycle        control unit respectively controls the pH value of the        absorption liquid in the third-cycle tank, the liquid flow of        the third-cycle pump, and the cooling water flow of the        third-cycle cooler; in the third cycle, the pH value is        maintained between 9.0 and 10.5, the liquid-gas ratio is        maintained between 1.0 L/m³ and 1.3 L/m³, and the absorption        temperature is maintained between 40° C. and 50° C.;    -   the fourth-cycle control unit is respectively connected with the        fourth-cycle tank, the fourth-cycle pump and the fourth-cycle        cooler to independently control the fourth cycle; the        fourth-cycle control unit respectively controls the pH value of        demineralized water in the fourth-cycle tank, the liquid flow of        the fourth-cycle pump, and the cooling water flow of the        fourth-cycle cooler; in the fourth cycle, the pH value is        maintained between 8.5 and 9.8, the liquid-gas ratio is        maintained between 0.6 L/m³ and 1.0 L/m³, and the absorption        temperature is maintained between 40° C. and 50° C.

Preferably, the absorbent preparation unit provides a fresh absorbentfor the third-cycle tank, and adjusts a mixing ratio of primary amines,secondary amines, and tertiary amines to match the absorption processaccording to the requirements for absorption capacity and absorptionrate.

Preferably, the desorption control unit is respectively connected to thereboiler and an inlet pipeline of the desorption column to independentlycontrol the desorption system; the desorption control unit detects thepH value and temperature of the absorbent at an inlet of the desorptioncolumn and the pH value and temperature of the absorbent at an outlet ofthe reboiler to respectively control the heat load of the reboiler andthe flow of the rich liquid at the inlet of the desorption column, andthe pH difference between lean and rich liquid inlets and outlets of thedesorption system is maintained between 4.8 and 5.8, and can be flexiblyadjusted according to the CO₂ concentration of the flue gas.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingbeneficial effects:

-   -   1. An optimization model of absorption-desorption decoupling        control for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture under different        working conditions is built on the basis of the database of        real-time data and historical data, and an adaptive penalty        function is constructed to transform a solution of a constrained        optimization problem into that of an unconstrained optimization        problem, thereby controlling parameters in a real-time, precise        and stable manner and ensuring that the efficiency of        absorption-desorption decoupling for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic        capture reaches the standard stably and the optimal energy        consumption cost can also be achieved. When the contaminant        removal efficiency reaches 99% and the CO₂ removal efficiency        reaches 90%, the desorption energy consumption is less than 2.7        GJ/t CO₂.    -   2. The four-cycle decoupling control for the absorption system        realizes the independent controllability of the temperature and        pH of the absorbent and the gas-liquid ration in each cycle. The        first cycle realizes independent control of contaminant removal        to ensure contaminant absorption efficiency. The second cycle        realizes the independent control of CO₂ absorption        (high-concentration area) to ensure the saturated absorption of        CO₂. The third cycle realizes independent control of CO₂        absorption (low-concentration area) to ensure CO₂ absorption        efficiency and absorption capacity. The fourth cycle realizes        the independent control of the aerosol removal process and can        prevent aerosol from escaping and assist in capturing        low-concentration CO₂ by misting fine water mist.    -   3. In the decoupling control for the desorption system and the        absorption system, by respectively controlling the heat load of        the reboiler and the rich liquid flow rate at the inlet of the        desorption column, it is ensured that the absorbent entering the        desorption column can reach absorption saturation under variable        working conditions. Moreover, according to the pH difference        between the inlet and outlet of the desorption column, the dose        of the absorbent entering into the desorption column can be        flexibly adjusted to ensure the maximum output of pure gaseous        contaminants and CO₂ and the low energy consumption of        synergistic capture.    -   4. The contaminant-CO₂ absorption system adopts flue gas        pre-scrubbing and cooling, multi-stage intercooling and        column-top demisting technologies, and also realizes control by        different areas and multi-cycle absorption. The four cycles are        carried out for aerosol removal, efficient CO₂ absorption,        improvement of CO₂ saturation of the absorbent and efficient        contaminant removal in sequence from top to bottom. Compared        with the traditional and ultra-low emission system operating        independently from a post-combustion CO₂ capture device, the        system of the present invention requires low energy consumption        and low operating costs and achieves the CO₂ capture rate of 90%        or above and the contaminant removal efficiency of 99% or above.    -   5. According to the requirements for absorption capacity and        absorption rate, the absorbent preparation unit selects an        absorbent formula in full consideration of absorption rate,        absorption capacity and absorption enthalpy to match the        absorption process, thus realizing the independent        controllability of the absorption rate and absorption capacity,        ensuring the absorption efficiency and reducing desorption        energy consumption.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an absorption-desorptiondecoupling system according to the inventive method;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a low-resistance liquidcatch tray according to the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a process flow diagram according to the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a histogram of desorption energy consumption under differentremoval efficiencies according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention;and

FIG. 5 is a histogram of desorption energy consumption under differentremoval efficiencies according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS IN THE FIGURES

In FIG. 1, 1-1 , first-cycle liquid catch tray; 1-2, first-cycle nozzle;1-3, first-cycle packing layer; 1-4, second-cycle liquid catch tray;1-5, second-cycle nozzle; 1-6, second-cycle packing layer; 1-7,third-cycle liquid catch tray; 1-8, third-cycle nozzle; 1-9, third-cyclepacking layer; 1-10, fourth-cycle nozzle; 1-11, fourth-cycle packinglayer; 1-12, absorption column demister; 1-13, multi-cycle absorptioncolumn; 1-14, Venturi pre-scrubbing section; 1-15, pre-scrubbing pump;1-16, pre-scrubbing nozzle; 1-17, first-cycle tank; 1-18, rich liquidpump; 1-19, first-cycle cooler; 1-20, second-cycle tank; 1-21,second-cycle pump; 1-22, second-cycle cooler; 1-23, third-cycle tank;1-24, third-cycle pump; 1-25, third-cycle cooler; 1-26, fourth-cycletank; 1-27, fourth-cycle pump; 1-28, fourth-cycle cooler; 1-29,lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; 1-30, ion exchanger; 1-31, lean liquidpump; 1-32, desorption column nozzle; 1-33, desorption column packinglayer; 1-34, reboiler; 1-35, cooler; 1-36, gas-liquid separator; 1-37,low-temperature gas-liquid separator; 1-38, desorption column; 1-39,liquid baffle; 1-40, overflow plate; and 1-41, desorption columndemister;

In FIG. 2, 2-1 . V-shaped diversion groove; 2-2. vent hole; 2-3.partition; and 2-4. barrier.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention disclosure will be further described below inconjunction with specific embodiments, but the scope of the invention isnot limited to the embodiments. Those skilled in the art can and shouldknow that any simple changes or substitutions based on the essence andspirit of the present invention shall fall within the scope claimed bythe present invention.

Embodiment 1

Referring to FIGS. 1-3 , illustrated is a low-cost and high-efficiencyabsorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergisticcapture, wherein flue gas enters an absorption system which includes amulti-cycle absorption column, and then enters a first-cycle contaminantabsorption section, a second-cycle CO₂ absorption section, a third-cycleCO₂ absorption section and a fourth-cycle water washing section insequence after passing through a pre-scrubbing section arranged at afront part of the multi-cycle absorption column; rich liquid enters adesorption system which includes a desorption column via a lean-richliquid heat exchanger, and lean liquid goes out of the desorption columnand enters the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; regenerated vapor in thedesorption column enters a separation and purification system; theabsorption system and the desorption system are respectively controlledby a decoupling control system; the decoupling control system includesan absorption control unit for the multi-cycle absorption column and adesorption control unit for the desorption column; the absorptioncontrol unit includes a first-cycle control unit, a second-cycle controlunit, a third-cycle control unit, a fourth-cycle control unit and anabsorbent preparation unit.

The absorption-desorption decoupling method includes:

-   -   (1) Decoupling of four cycles in the absorption system. The        absorption process is divided into four parts by controlling the        four cycles in different areas; a first cycle corresponds to a        bottom layer of the multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 and is        configured to absorb contaminants and be independently        controlled to ensure the contaminant removal efficiency; a        second cycle corresponds to a second layer of the multi-cycle        absorption column 1-13 and is configured to absorb CO₂ and be        independently controlled to increase the CO₂ load of an        absorbent; a third cycle corresponds to a third layer of the        multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 and is configured to absorb        CO₂ and be independently controlled to ensure the CO₂ absorption        efficiency; a forth cycle corresponds to a top layer of the        multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 and is configured to remove        aerosols and be independently controlled to ensure that the        emission of flue gas aerosols reaches the standard. In a        traditional absorption process, the absorption column is not        divided in different areas and parameters are changed        continuously along with the entire absorption area. However, by        adoption of the method of multi-cycle absorption in different        areas, the areas of the multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 can        be controlled separately to achieve different functions, which        can accurately control the absorption process.    -   (2) Decoupling of the absorption system and the desorption        system. In a traditional capture-regeneration process, the        absorbent absorbs acid gas once and then directly enters the        desorption column for desorption. CO₂ desorption and desorption        heat load depend on the absorption capacity and absorption        reaction conditions. The CO₂ desorption and the desorption heat        load have an effect on each other and are highly coupled.        However, by adoption of the multi-cycle absorption, the        absorption liquid entering the desorption column 1-38 is in a        saturated state and the desorption performance of the desorption        column 1-38 is only related to the flow of the absorption liquid        entering the desorption column 1-38 and the heat load of the        reboiler 1-34, thereby reducing the influence of the absorption        process on the desorption.

The absorption-desorption decoupling method specifically includes thefollowing steps:

-   -   (1) building a database based on real-time data and historical        data of three-path (cooling water path, absorption liquid path        and flue gas path) parameters, wherein the parameters include        flue gas flow G, partial pressures p_(out) and p_(in) of gas in        the flue gas, the concentration c_(ab) of the absorbent, the pH        value pH_(i), temperature T_(i) and flow L_(i) of liquid in a        cycle, the pH value pH_(rich), temperature T_(rich), and flow        L_(rich) of rich liquid entering the desorption column, the pH        value pH_(lean) and temperature T_(lean) of lean liquid leaving        the desorption column, the concentrations, c_(pa), c_(sa) and        c_(ta) of primary amines, secondary amines, and tertiary amines        in fresh absorption liquid, and the heat load W of the reboiler;    -   (2) building, on the basis of the built database, an        optimization model of absorption-desorption decoupling control        for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture under different working        conditions to achieve different functions of systems and cycle        sections, support optimized operation of synergistic capture in        terms of capture efficiency, desorption energy consumption and        overall cost; according to the actual operation of industrial        carbon capture and ultra-low emission systems, setting        constraints for adjustment ranges of the operating parameters        as:

η_(CO) ₂ ≥η_(set,CO) ₂

η_(cont)≥η_(set,cont)

G _(max) ≥G≥G _(min)

p _(in,max) ≥p _(in) ≥p _(in,min)

c _(ab,max) ≥c _(ab) ≥c _(ab,min)

pH_(i,max)≥pH_(i)≥pH_(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

T _(i,max) ≥T _(i) ≥T _(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

L _(i,max) ≥L _(i) ≥L _(i,min) , i∈[1,4]

-   -   wherein η_(CO) ₂ and η_(set,CO) ₂ represent the removal        efficiency and set efficiency of CO₂, respectively and η_(cont)        and η_(set,cont) represent the removal efficiency and set        efficiency of a contaminant, respectively;    -   key parameter models for control of the first-cycle control        unit, the second-cycle control unit, the third-cycle control        unit, the fourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation        unit and the desorption control unit are:

η₁ _(st) =f _(absorbent,cont,1) _(st) (pH₁ ,T ₁ ,L ₁)

η₂ _(nd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,2) _(nd) (pH₂ ,T ₂ ,L ₂)

η₃ _(rd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,3) _(rd) (pH₃ ,T ₃ ,L ₃)

η₄ _(th) =f _(water,4) _(th) (pH₄ ,T ₄ ,L ₄)

η_(absorbent) =f _(absorbent)(c _(pa) ,c _(sa) ,c _(ta))

η_(desorption) =f _(desorption)(L _(rich) ,W)

-   -   wherein η₁ _(st) , η₂ _(nd) , η₃ _(rd) , η₄ _(th) ,        η_(absorbent) and η_(desorption) represent efficiencies of the        first-cycle control unit, the second-cycle control unit, the        third-cycle control unit, the fourth-cycle control unit, the        absorbent preparation unit and the desorption control unit,        respectively;    -   an overall objective of the optimization of the        absorption-desorption decoupling operation for contaminant-CO₂        synergistic capture is to achieve optimal cost, i.e., optimal        particle fitness:

Fitness=cost_(min)=cost₁ _(st) +cost₂ _(nd) +cost₃ _(rd) +cost₄ _(th)+cost_(absorbent)+cost_(desorption)

-   -   wherein cost₁ _(st) , cost₂ _(nd) , cost₃ _(rd) , cost₄ _(th) ,        cost_(absorbent), and cost_(desorption) represent energy and        material consumption costs of the first-cycle control unit, the        second-cycle control unit, the third-cycle control unit, the        fourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation unit and        the desorption control unit, respectively;    -   (3) constructing a penalty function and adding the penalty        function to an objective function; transforming a solution of a        constrained optimization problem into that of an unconstrained        optimization problem through a penalty strategy of the objective        function; and using self information and population information        obtained during a particle evolution iteration process as        feedback conditions to dynamically adjust a penalty coefficient        of the particle fitness beyond a feasible range after each        iteration;

x ∈ [cost_(1^(st)), cost_(2^(nd)), cost_(3^(rd)), cost_(4^(th)), cost_(absorbent), cost_(desorption)]Fitness(x) = f(x) ⋅ Penalty Penalty = λ(t) ⋅ G_(p)$G_{p} = {1 + {\varepsilon_{1} \cdot {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{{RELU}\left( {\eta_{i} - \eta_{seti}} \right)}^{\varepsilon_{2}}}}}$λ(t) = (μ ⋅ t)^(α) $\left( {t + 1} \right) = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{\frac{1}{\beta_{1}}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case1}} \\{{\beta_{2}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case2}} \\{{\lambda(t)},} & {otherwise}\end{matrix} \right.$

-   -   wherein x represents optimization objective; Penalty represents        the penalty function; λ represents adaptive factor, G_(p)        represents layered penalty coefficient (the higher the degree of        constraint violation, the greater the penalty coefficient);        η_(i) represents the removal efficiency of a unit that is in        operation; η_(seti) represents the target efficiency of the unit        that is in operation; t represents the number of iterations; μ,        ε₁, β₁ and β₂ represent scale factors of the penalty function;        ε₂ and α represent power factors of the penalty function; RELU        (rectified linear unit) represents an activation function        judgment module and RELU(x)=max(0, x);    -   β₁>β₂>1, case1 represents a case where all the optimal        individuals are feasible solutions in the iteration process, and        the penalty coefficient can be appropriately reduced to reduce        the penalty pressure on infeasible solutions; case2 represents a        case where there is no feasible solution in optimal individuals        during the iteration process, and the penalty coefficient can be        appropriately increased to increase the punishment for        infeasible solutions; and    -   (4) after obtaining an optimal parameter combination of        first-cycle control, second-cycle control, third-cycle control,        fourth-cycle control, absorbent preparation and desorption        control, with the parameter combination as a control target,        carrying out an advanced control method including predictive        control and fuzzy control to control parameters in a real-time,        precise and stable manner, thereby ensuring that the efficiency        of absorption-desorption decoupling for contaminant-CO₂        synergistic capture reaches the standard stably and the optimal        energy consumption cost can also be achieved.

An absorption-desorption decoupling system constructed based on theabove method includes an absorption system, a desorption system, aseparation and purification system and a decoupling control system.

The absorption system includes a multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 andan ion exchanger 1-30. The multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 includes aVenturi pre-scrubbing section 1-14, a first-cycle contaminant absorptionsection, a second-cycle CO₂ absorption section, a third-cycle CO₂absorption section and a fourth-cycle water washing section. Thefirst-cycle contaminant absorption section, the second-cycle CO₂absorption section, the third-cycle CO₂ absorption section and thefourth-cycle water washing section are connected in series from bottomto top. The first-cycle contaminant absorption section includes afirst-cycle packing layer 1-3, a first-cycle nozzle 1-2 and afirst-cycle liquid catch tray 1-1 which are arranged in sequence frombottom to top, and the first-cycle contaminant absorption section formsthe first cycle through a first-cycle tank 1-17, a rich liquid pump1-18, and a first-cycle cooler 1-19. The second-cycle CO₂ absorptionsection includes a second-cycle packing layer 1-6, a second-cycle nozzle1-5, and a second-cycle liquid catch tray 1-4 which are arranged insequence from bottom to top, and the second-cycle CO₂ absorption sectionforms the second cycle through a second-cycle tank 1-20, a second-cyclepump 1-21, and a second-cycle cooler 1-22; the third-cycle CO₂absorption section includes a third-cycle packing layer 1-9, athird-cycle nozzle 1-8, and a third-cycle liquid catch tray 1-7 whichare arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the third-cycle CO₂absorption section forms the third cycle through a third-cycle tank1-23, a third-cycle pump 1-24, and a third-cycle cooler 1-25; thefourth-cycle water washing section includes a fourth-cycle packing layer1-11 and a fourth-cycle nozzle 1-10 which are arranged in sequence frombottom to top, and the fourth-cycle water washing section forms thefourth cycle through a fourth-cycle tank 1-26, a fourth-cycle pump 1-27,and a fourth-cycle cooler 1-28; and an absorption column demister 1-12is arranged at the top of the multi-cycle absorption column 1-13.

The Venturi pre-scrubbing section 1-14 is arranged at the front part ofthe multi-cycle absorption column 1-13 and includes an inlet pipe, anecking pipe, a throat pipe and a diffuser pipe which are connected insequence. A pre-scrubbing nozzle 1-16 is arranged at the necking pipe. Aflue gas outlet is arranged at a tail end of the diffuser pipe. Thebottom of the diffuser pipe leads to a pre-scrubber water tank.Demineralized water is sprayed by the pre-scrubbing nozzle through apre-scrubbing pump 1-15.

The ion exchanger 1-30 is arranged downstream of a lean liquid sectionof the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger 1-29 and filled with an ionexchange resin.

The third-cycle tank 1-23 and the second-cycle tank 1-20 are bothconfigured as overflow liquid storage tanks arranged in steps from topto bottom. The fourth-cycle tank 1-26, the third-cycle tank 1-23, thesecond-cycle tank 1-20, and the first-cycle tank 1-17 are each equippedwith an online pH detector which can continuously monitor data andoutput the data through transmission to realize remote monitoring. Thefourth-cycle tank 1-26 is configured as a demineralized water storagetank. The third-cycle tank 1-23 is configured as an absorbent liquidstorage tank, and when a liquid level rises to a maximum level, theliquid overflows to the second-cycle tank 1-20. The second-cycle tank1-20 is configured as an absorbent liquid storage tank, and when aliquid level rises to a maximum level, the liquid overflows to thefirst-cycle tank 1-17.

The fourth-cycle pump 1-27, the third-cycle pump 1-24, the second-cyclepump 1-21, and the rich liquid pump 1-18 are all configured asvariable-frequency pumps, and the powers thereof can be adjustedaccording to external signals.

Cooling water of the first-cycle cooler 1-19, the second-cycle cooler1-22, the third-cycle cooler 1-25 and the fourth-cycle cooler 1-28 comesfrom a demineralized water tank, and the cooling water after heatexchange supplements feed water of a heating boiler. Cooling water sidesof the first-cycle cooler 1-19, the second-cycle cooler 1-22, and thethird-cycle cooler 1-25 are equipped with corresponding heat-conductionflow controllers, and absorption liquid sides of the first-cycle cooler1-19, the second-cycle cooler 1-22, and the third-cycle cooler 1-25 areequipped with corresponding temperature sensors. A cooling water side ofthe fourth-cycle cooler 1-28 is equipped with a heat-conduction flowcontroller and a demineralized water side thereof is equipped with atemperature sensor.

The desorption system includes the desorption column 1-38 and thelean-rich liquid heat exchanger 1-29. The desorption column includes areboiler 1-34, a desorption column packing layer 1-33, and a desorptioncolumn nozzle 1-32 which are arranged in sequence from bottom to top,and a desorption column demister 1-41 is arranged at the top of thedesorption column.

The reboiler 1-34 is configured as a vertical tube-side thermosiphonreboiler which includes a heat collecting tube plate and a middlemachine body. The heat collecting tube is installed and fixed on aninner side of the middle machine body. A boiling process takes place ina tube side, and a heating medium is in a shell side. A two-phase flowmixture flows from a discharge pipe into the desorption column at a highflow rate.

A liquid baffle 1-39 and an overflow plate 1-40 are arranged at thebottom of the desorption column 1-38. The liquid baffle 1-39 is arrangedabove the overflow plate 1-40 and fixed on a column wall to prevent theliquid in the desorption column 1-38 from flowing out of the desorptioncolumn without passing through the reboiler 1-34. An upper edge of theoverflow plate 1-40 is slightly higher than the heat collecting tube ofthe reboiler 1-34.

The lean-rich liquid heat exchanger 1-29 is configured as a spiral plateheat exchanger. The lean liquid and the rich liquid flow in the heatexchanger 1-29 in a complete countercurrent manner. Flanges on two endsurfaces of a spiral channel are closed by welding in a staggered mannerand end surface sealing adopts a sealing structure including a top coverand a gasket. The lean-rich liquid heat exchanger 1-29 connects themulti-cycle absorption column 1-13 and the desorption column 1-38. Therich liquid in the first-cycle tank 1-17 of the multi-cycle absorptioncolumn 1-13 passes through the rich liquid pump 1-18 and enters thelean-rich liquid heat exchanger 1-29 for heat exchange, and thencommunicates with the desorption column nozzle 1-32 of the desorptioncolumn 1-38. The lean liquid at the bottom of the desorption column 1-38passes through a lean liquid pump 1-31 and enters the lean-rich liquidheat exchanger 1-29 for heat exchange, then enters the ion exchanger1-30 for ion exchange, and then communicates with the third-cycle cooler1-25 to enter the third cycle. The lean liquid pump 1-31 is configuredas a variable-frequency pump.

The separation and purification system includes a cooler 1-35, agas-liquid separator 1-36 and a low-temperature gas-liquid separator1-37, and the cooler 1-35, the gas-liquid separator 1-36 and thelow-temperature gas-liquid separator 1-37 are connected in sequence;cooling water of the cooler 1-35 comes from the demineralized watertank. Cooled flue gas enters the gas-liquid separator 1-36, condensedwater flows back into the desorption column 1-38 from the bottom of thegas-liquid separator 1-36, and the flue gas after the separation leavesfrom the top of the gas-liquid separator 1-36. The flue gas then entersthe low-temperature gas-liquid separator 1-37. The low-temperaturegas-liquid separator 1-37 uses a cooling medium to reduce thetemperature of the flue gas to below the boiling point of thecontaminants. Contaminants in the flue gas are condensed and thenrecovered from the bottom of the low-temperature gas-liquid separator1-37, and CO₂ gas is recovered from the top of the low-temperaturegas-liquid separator 1-37.

Preferably, liquid catch trays of the absorption column are allconfigured as low-resistance liquid catch trays, each including V-shapeddiversion grooves 2-1, vent holes 2-2 and partitions 2-3. The partition2-3 is spliced by two semi-elliptical plates, and a dihedral angleformed by the two semi-elliptical plates is 160°. A plurality of ventholes 2-2 are provided and respectively arranged on two sides parallelto an intersection line of the two planes, 5 groups on each side. AV-shaped diversion groove is arranged above a vent hole 2-2 in eachgroup. Two ends of the bottom of the V-shaped diversion groove 2-1 areboth welded to support columns on the vent hole 2-2. Two planes of theV-shaped diversion groove form a dihedral angle of 120° and barriers 2-4under edges of the V-shaped diversion groove prevent liquid from flowingback into the vent hole 2-2.

Embodiment 2

In addition to N₂ and some O₂, flue gas from power plants burninghigh-sulfur coal also contains about 10% of water vapor, 12-18% of CO₂,1000-1500 ppm of SO₂ and the like.

The first-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefirst-cycle tank 1-17, the rich liquid pump 1-18 and the first-cyclecooler 1-19 to independently control the first cycle The first-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the first-cycle tank 1-17, the liquid flow of the rich liquid pump1-18, and the cooling water flow of the first-cycle cooler 1-19, and itis ensured that in the first cycle, the pH value is 5.2, the liquid-gasratio is 1.8 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 54° C.

The second-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thesecond-cycle tank 1-20, the second-cycle pump 1-21 and the second-cyclecooler 1-22 to independently control the second cycle. The second-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the second-cycle tank 1-20, the liquid flow of the second-cycle pump1-21, and the cooling water flow of the second-cycle cooler 1-22, and itis ensured that in the second cycle, the pH value is 8.4, the liquid-gasratio is 1.3 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 50° C.

The third-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thethird-cycle tank 1-23, the third-cycle pump 1-24 and the third-cyclecooler 1-25 to independently control the third cycle. The third-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the third-cycle tank 1-23, the liquid flow of the third-cycle pump1-24, and the cooling water flow of the third-cycle cooler 1-25, and itis ensured that in the third cycle, the pH value is 9.8, the liquid-gasratio is 1.2 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 45° C.

The fourth-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefourth-cycle tank 1-26, the fourth-cycle pump 1-27 and the fourth-cyclecooler 1-28 to independently control the fourth cycle. The fourth-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of demineralized waterin the fourth-cycle tank 1-26, the liquid flow of the fourth-cycle pump1-27, and the cooling water flow of the fourth-cycle cooler 1-28, and itis ensured that in the fourth cycle, the pH value is 9.2, the liquid-gasratio is 0.8 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 45° C.

The absorbent preparation unit provides a fresh absorbent for thethird-cycle tank 1-23 as required. For power plants burning high-sulfurcoal, secondary amines with relatively balanced absorption rate andabsorption capacity are mixed with primary amines with a high absorptionrate at a ratio of 3:1.

The desorption control unit is respectively connected to the reboiler1-34 and an inlet pipeline of the desorption column 1-38 toindependently control the desorption system. The desorption control unitdetects the pH value and temperature of the absorbent at the inlet ofthe desorption column 1-38 and the pH value and temperature of theabsorbent at the outlet of the reboiler 1-34 to respectively control theheat load of the reboiler 1-34 and the flow of the rich liquid at theinlet of the desorption column 1-38, and it is ensured that the pHdifference between lean and rich liquid inlets and outlets of thedesorption system is maintained at 5.3 and can be flexibly adjustedaccording to the CO₂ concentration of the flue gas.

FIG. 4 illustrates comparison of desorption energy consumption underdifferent contaminant and CO₂ removal efficiencies. The results showthat with the continuous improvement of contaminant and CO₂ removalefficiency, the required desorption energy consumption is also increasedcontinuously. When the contaminant removal efficiency reaches 99% andthe CO₂ removal efficiency reaches 90%, the desorption energyconsumption is 2.7 GJ/t CO₂.

Embodiment 3

In addition to N₂ and some O₂, flue gas from iron and steel plantscontains about 5-8% of water vapor, 15-25% of CO₂, 2500-4000 ppm of SO₂and the like.

The first-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefirst-cycle tank 1-17, the rich liquid pump 1-18 and the first-cyclecooler 1-19 to independently control the first cycle The first-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the first-cycle tank 1-17, the liquid flow of the rich liquid pump1-18, and the cooling water flow of the first-cycle cooler 1-19, and itis ensured that in the first cycle, the pH value is 4.5, the liquid-gasratio is 2.0 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 58° C.

The second-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thesecond-cycle tank 1-20, the second-cycle pump 1-21 and the second-cyclecooler 1-22 to independently control the second cycle. The second-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the second-cycle tank 1-20, the liquid flow of the second-cycle pump1-21, and the cooling water flow of the second-cycle cooler 1-22, and itis ensured that in the second cycle, the pH value is 8.2, the liquid-gasratio is 1.4 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 52° C.

The third-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thethird-cycle tank 1-23, the third-cycle pump 1-24 and the third-cyclecooler 1-25 to independently control the third cycle. The third-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the third-cycle tank 1-23, the liquid flow of the third-cycle pump1-24, and the cooling water flow of the third-cycle cooler 1-25, and itis ensured that in the third cycle, the pH value is 9.4, the liquid-gasratio is 1.1 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 48° C.

The fourth-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefourth-cycle tank 1-26, the fourth-cycle pump 1-27 and the fourth-cyclecooler 1-28 to independently control the fourth cycle. The fourth-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of demineralized waterin the fourth-cycle tank 1-26, the liquid flow of the fourth-cycle pump1-27, and the cooling water flow of the fourth-cycle cooler 1-28, and itis ensured that in the fourth cycle, the pH value is 9.2, the liquid-gasratio is 0.8 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 46° C.

The absorbent preparation unit provides a fresh absorbent for thethird-cycle tank 1-23 as required. For iron and steel plants, tertiaryamines with a low absorption rate but high absorption capacity are mixedwith secondary amines with relatively balanced absorption rate andabsorption capacity at a ratio of 2.5:1.

The desorption control unit is respectively connected to the reboiler1-34 and an inlet pipeline of the desorption column 1-38 toindependently control the desorption system. The desorption control unitdetects the pH value and temperature of the absorbent at the inlet ofthe desorption column 1-38 and the pH value and temperature of theabsorbent at the outlet of the reboiler 1-34 to respectively control theheat load of the reboiler 1-34 and the flow of the rich liquid at theinlet of the desorption column 1-38, and it is ensured that the pHdifference between lean and rich liquid inlets and outlets of thedesorption system is maintained at 5.7 and can be flexibly adjustedaccording to the CO₂ concentration of the flue gas.

FIG. 5 illustrates comparison of desorption energy consumption underdifferent contaminant and CO₂ removal efficiencies. The results showthat with the continuous improvement of contaminant and CO₂ removalefficiency, the required desorption energy consumption is also increasedcontinuously. When the contaminant removal efficiency reaches 99% andthe CO₂ removal efficiency reaches 90%, the desorption energyconsumption is 2.5 GJ/t CO₂.

Embodiment 4

In addition to N₂ and some 02, flue gas from power plants burninglow-sulfur coal also contains about 10% of water vapor, 10-15% of CO₂,300-500 ppm of SO₂ and the like.

The first-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefirst-cycle tank 1-17, the rich liquid pump 1-18 and the first-cyclecooler 1-19 to independently control the first cycle The first-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the first-cycle tank 1-17, the liquid flow of the rich liquid pump1-18, and the cooling water flow of the first-cycle cooler 1-19, and itis ensured that in the first cycle, the pH value is 4.0, the liquid-gasratio is 1.0 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 40° C.

The second-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thesecond-cycle tank 1-20, the second-cycle pump 1-21 and the second-cyclecooler 1-22 to independently control the second cycle. The second-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the second-cycle tank 1-20, the liquid flow of the second-cycle pump1-21, and the cooling water flow of the second-cycle cooler 1-22, and itis ensured that in the second cycle, the pH value is 7.2, the liquid-gasratio is 1.8 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 60° C.

The third-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thethird-cycle tank 1-23, the third-cycle pump 1-24 and the third-cyclecooler 1-25 to independently control the third cycle. The third-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the third-cycle tank 1-23, the liquid flow of the third-cycle pump1-24, and the cooling water flow of the third-cycle cooler 1-25, and itis ensured that in the third cycle, the pH value is 8.2, the liquid-gasratio is 1.6 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 55° C.

The fourth-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefourth-cycle tank 1-26, the fourth-cycle pump 1-27 and the fourth-cyclecooler 1-28 to independently control the fourth cycle. The fourth-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of demineralized waterin the fourth-cycle tank 1-26, the liquid flow of the fourth-cycle pump1-27, and the cooling water flow of the fourth-cycle cooler 1-28, and itis ensured that in the fourth cycle, the pH value is 8.0, the liquid-gasratio is 0.4 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is 55° C.

The absorbent preparation unit provides a fresh absorbent for thethird-cycle tank 1-23 as required. For power plants burning low-sulfurcoal, secondary amines with relatively balanced absorption rate andabsorption capacity are mixed with primary amines with a high absorptionrate at a ratio of 3:1.

The desorption control unit is respectively connected to the reboiler1-34 and an inlet pipeline of the desorption column 1-38 toindependently control the desorption system. The desorption control unitdetects the pH value and temperature of the absorbent at the inlet ofthe desorption column 1-38 and the pH value and temperature of theabsorbent at the outlet of the reboiler 1-34 to respectively control theheat load of the reboiler 1-34 and the flow of the rich liquid at theinlet of the desorption column 1-38, and it is ensured that the pHdifference between lean and rich liquid inlets and outlets of thedesorption system is maintained at 4.1.

When the contaminant removal efficiency reaches 95% and the CO₂ removalefficiency reaches 90%, the desorption energy consumption is 3.2 GJ/tCO₂.

The present invention designs a low-cost and high-efficiencyabsorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergisticcapture. According to the method, an optimization model ofabsorption-desorption decoupling control for contaminant-CO₂ synergisticcapture under different working conditions is built, the optimizationobjective is to obtain high-purity liquid contaminants and CO₂ at lowcost and efficiently, and an adaptive penalty function is constructed totransform a solution of a constrained optimization problem into that ofan unconstrained optimization problem, thereby controlling parameters ina real-time, precise and stable manner. Moreover, supported by means offlue gas pre-scrubbing and cooling, multi-stage intercooling andcolumn-top demisting, the method of the present invention achievesefficient capture of contaminants and CO₂. The absorption process isdecoupled from the desorption process, and the coordinated control oftemperature-pH-liquid-gas ratio and rich liquid flow-desorptiontemperature in all cycles is carried out to realize the synergisticcapture-regeneration-concentration of contaminants and CO₂ with highefficiency and low energy consumption, thereby reducing the high cost ofthe traditional method where a flue gas cleaning system and a carboncapture system operate separately.

The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been describedin detail above; however, the present invention is not limited thereto.Within the scope of the technical concept of the present invention,various simple variants can be made to the technical solution of thepresent invention. These variants include combinations of varioustechnical features in any other suitable manner. These simple variantsand combinations should also be regarded as the content disclosed in thepresent invention and all of them should fall within the scope of thepresent invention.

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A low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorption decouplingmethod for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture, wherein flue gas entersan absorption system which comprises a multi-cycle absorption column,and then enters a first-cycle contaminant absorption section, asecond-cycle CO₂ absorption section, a third-cycle CO₂ absorptionsection and a fourth-cycle water washing section in sequence afterpassing through a pre-scrubbing section arranged at a front part of themulti-cycle absorption column; rich liquid enters a desorption systemwhich comprises a desorption column via a lean-rich liquid heatexchanger, and lean liquid goes out of the desorption column and entersthe lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; regenerated vapor in the desorptioncolumn enters a separation and purification system; the absorptionsystem and the desorption system are respectively controlled by adecoupling control system; the decoupling control system comprises anabsorption control unit for the multi-cycle absorption column and adesorption control unit for the desorption column; the absorptioncontrol unit comprises a first-cycle control unit, a second-cyclecontrol unit, a third-cycle control unit, a fourth-cycle control unitand an absorbent preparation unit; the absorption-desorption decouplingmethod comprises: (1) decoupling of four cycles in the absorptionsystem, wherein the absorption process is divided into four parts bycontrolling the four cycles in different areas; a first cyclecorresponds to a bottom layer of the multi-cycle absorption column andis configured to absorb contaminants and be independently controlled toensure the contaminant removal efficiency; a second cycle corresponds toa second layer of the multi-cycle absorption column and is configured toabsorb CO₂ and be independently controlled to increase the CO₂ load ofan absorbent; a third cycle corresponds to a third layer of themulti-cycle absorption column and is configured to absorb CO₂ and beindependently controlled to ensure the CO₂ absorption efficiency; aforth cycle corresponds to a top layer of the multi-cycle absorptioncolumn and is configured to remove aerosols and be independentlycontrolled to ensure that the emission of flue gas aerosols reaches thestandard; and (2) decoupling of the absorption system and the desorptionsystem, wherein the multi-cycle absorption is adopted so that theabsorption liquid entering the desorption column is in a saturatedstate, thereby reducing the influence of the absorption process on thedesorption; the absorption-desorption decoupling method specificallycomprises the following steps: (1) building a database based onreal-time data and historical data of three-path (cooling water path,absorption liquid path and flue gas path) parameters, wherein theparameters include flue gas flow G, partial pressures p_(out) and p_(in)of gas in flue gas, the concentration c_(ab) of an absorbent, the pHvalue pH_(i), temperature T_(i) and flow L_(i) of liquid in a cycle, thepH value pH_(rich), temperature T_(rich), and flow L_(rich) of richliquid entering the desorption column, the pH value pH_(lean) andtemperature T_(lean) of lean liquid leaving the desorption column, theconcentrations, c_(pa), c_(sa) and c_(ta) of primary amine, secondaryamine, and tertiary amine in fresh absorption liquid, and the heat loadW of a reboiler; (2) building, on the basis of the built database, anoptimization model of absorption-desorption decoupling control forcontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture under different working conditions;according to the actual operation of industrial carbon capture andultra-low emission systems, setting constraints for adjustment ranges ofthe operating parameters as:η_(CO) ₂ ≥η_(set,CO) ₂η_(cont)≥η_(set,cont)G _(max) ≥G≥G _(min)p _(in,max) ≥p _(in) ≥p _(in,min)c _(ab,max) ≥c _(ab) ≥c _(ab,min)pH_(i,max)≥pH_(i)≥pH_(i,min) , i∈[1,4]T _(i,max) ≥T _(i) ≥T _(i,min) , i∈[1,4]L _(i,max) ≥L _(i) ≥L _(i,min) , i∈[1,4] wherein ζ_(CO) ₂ and η_(set,CO)₂ represent the removal efficiency and set efficiency of CO₂,respectively and η_(cont) and η_(set,cont) represent the removalefficiency and set efficiency of a contaminant, respectively; keyparameter models for control of the first-cycle control unit, thesecond-cycle control unit, the third-cycle control unit, thefourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation unit and thedesorption control unit are:η₁ _(st) =f _(absorbent,cont,1) _(st) (pH₁ ,T ₁ ,L ₁)η₂ _(nd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,2) _(nd) (pH₂ ,T ₂ ,L ₂)η₃ _(rd) =f _(absorbent,co) ₂ _(,3) _(rd) (pH₃ ,T ₃ ,L ₃)η₄ _(th) =f _(water,4) _(th) (pH₄ ,T ₄ ,L ₄)η_(absorbent) =f _(absorbent)(c _(pa) ,c _(sa) ,c _(ta))η_(desorption) =f _(desorption)(L _(rich) ,W) wherein η₁ _(st) , η₂_(nd) , η₃ _(rd) , η₄ _(th) , η_(absorbent) and η_(desorption) representefficiencies of the first-cycle control unit, the second-cycle controlunit, the third-cycle control unit, the fourth-cycle control unit, theabsorbent preparation unit and the desorption control unit,respectively; an overall objective of the optimization of theabsorption-desorption decoupling operation for contaminant-CO₂synergistic capture is to achieve optimal cost, i.e., optimal particlefitness:Fitness=cost_(min)=cost₁ _(st) +cost₂ _(nd) +cost₃ _(rd) +cost₄ _(th)+cost_(absorbent)+cost_(desorption) wherein cost₁ _(st) , cost₂ _(nd) ,cost₃ _(rd) , cost₄ _(th) , cost_(absorbent), and cost_(desorption)represent energy and material consumption costs of the first-cyclecontrol unit, the second-cycle control unit, the third-cycle controlunit, the fourth-cycle control unit, the absorbent preparation unit andthe desorption control unit, respectively; (3) constructing a penaltyfunction and adding the penalty function to an objective function;transforming a solution of a constrained optimization problem into thatof an unconstrained optimization problem through a penalty strategy ofthe objective function; and using self information and populationinformation obtained during a particle evolution iteration process asfeedback conditions to dynamically adjust a penalty coefficient of theparticle fitness beyond a feasible range after each iteration;x ∈ [cost_(1^(st)), cost_(2^(nd)), cost_(3^(rd)), cost_(4^(th)), cost_(absorbent), cost_(desorption)]Fitness(x) = f(x) ⋅ Penalty Penalty = λ(t) ⋅ G_(p)$G_{p} = {1 + {\varepsilon_{1} \cdot {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{{RELU}\left( {\eta_{i} - \eta_{seti}} \right)}^{\varepsilon_{2}}}}}$λ(t) = (μ ⋅ t)^(α) $\left( {t + 1} \right) = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{\frac{1}{\beta_{1}}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case1}} \\{{\beta_{2}{\lambda(t)}},} & {{if}{case2}} \\{{\lambda(t)},} & {otherwise}\end{matrix} \right.$ wherein x represents optimization objective;Penalty represents the penalty function; λ represents adaptive factor,G_(p) represents layered penalty coefficient; η_(i) represents theremoval efficiency of a unit that is in operation; η_(seti) representsthe target efficiency of the unit that is in operation; t represents thenumber of iterations; μ, ε₁, β₁ and β₂ represent scale factors of thepenalty function; ε₂ and α represent power factors of the penaltyfunction; RELU (rectified linear unit) represents an activation functionjudgment module and RELU(x)=max(0, x); β₁>β₂>1, case1 represents a casewhere all the optimal individuals are feasible solutions in theiteration process; case2 represents a case where there is no feasiblesolution in optimal individuals during the iteration process; and (4)after obtaining an optimal parameter combination of first-cycle control,second-cycle control, third-cycle control, fourth-cycle control,absorbent preparation and desorption control, with the parametercombination as a control target, carrying out an advanced control methodcomprising predictive control and fuzzy control to control parameters ina real-time, precise and stable manner, thereby ensuring that theefficiency of absorption-desorption decoupling for contaminant-CO₂synergistic capture reaches the standard stably and the optimal energyconsumption cost can also be achieved.
 2. The low-cost andhigh-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method forcontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according to claim 1, wherein thepre-scrubbing section is configured as a Venturi pre-scrubbing section,and the first-cycle contaminant absorption section, the second-cycle CO₂absorption section, the third-cycle CO₂ absorption section and thefourth-cycle water washing section are connected in series from bottomto top; the first-cycle contaminant absorption section comprises afirst-cycle packing layer, a first-cycle nozzle and a first-cycle liquidcatch tray which are arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and thefirst-cycle contaminant absorption section forms the first cycle througha first-cycle tank, a rich liquid pump, and a first-cycle cooler; thesecond-cycle CO₂ absorption section comprises a second-cycle packinglayer, a second-cycle nozzle, and a second-cycle liquid catch tray whichare arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the second-cycle CO₂absorption section forms the second cycle through a second-cycle tank, asecond-cycle pump, and a second-cycle cooler; the third-cycle CO₂absorption section comprises a third-cycle packing layer, a third-cyclenozzle, and a third-cycle liquid catch tray which are arranged insequence from bottom to top, and the third-cycle CO₂ absorption sectionforms the third cycle through a third-cycle tank, a third-cycle pump,and a third-cycle cooler; the fourth-cycle water washing sectioncomprises a fourth-cycle packing layer and a fourth-cycle nozzle whichare arranged in sequence from bottom to top, and the fourth-cycle waterwashing section forms the fourth cycle through a fourth-cycle tank, afourth-cycle pump, and a fourth-cycle cooler; and an absorption columndemister is arranged at the top of the multi-cycle absorption column;the Venturi pre-scrubbing section is arranged at the front part of themulti-cycle absorption column and comprises an inlet pipe, a neckingpipe, a throat pipe and a diffuser pipe which are connected in sequence,a pre-scrubbing nozzle is arranged at the necking pipe, a flue gasoutlet is arranged at a tail end of the diffuser pipe, the bottom of thediffuser pipe leads to a pre-scrubber water tank, and demineralizedwater is sprayed by the pre-scrubbing nozzle through a pre-scrubbingpump.
 3. The low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorptiondecoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according toclaim 2, wherein an ion exchanger is arranged downstream of a leanliquid section of the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger and filled with anion exchange resin; the third-cycle tank and the second-cycle tank areboth configured as overflow liquid storage tanks arranged in steps fromtop to bottom; the fourth-cycle tank, third-cycle tank, the second-cycletank, and the first-cycle tank are each equipped with an online pHdetector; wherein the fourth-cycle tank is configured as a demineralizedwater storage tank; the third-cycle tank is configured as an absorbentliquid storage tank, and when a liquid level rises to a maximum level,the liquid overflows to the second-cycle tank; the second-cycle tank isconfigured as an absorbent liquid storage tank, and when a liquid levelrises to a maximum level, the liquid overflows to the first-cycle tank;the fourth-cycle pump, the third-cycle pump, the second-cycle pump, andthe rich liquid pump are all configured as variable-frequency pumps;cooling water of the first-cycle cooler, the second-cycle cooler, thethird-cycle cooler and the fourth-cycle cooler comes from ademineralized water tank, and the cooling water after heat exchangesupplements feed water of a heating boiler; cooling water sides of thefirst-cycle cooler, the second-cycle cooler, the third-cycle cooler, andthe fourth-cycle cooler are equipped with corresponding heat-conductionflow controllers, and absorption liquid sides of the first-cycle cooler,the second-cycle cooler, and the third-cycle cooler and a demineralizedwater side of the fourth-cycle cooler are equipped with correspondingtemperature sensors.
 4. The low-cost and high-efficiencyabsorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergisticcapture according to claim 3, wherein the first-cycle liquid catch tray,the second-cycle liquid catch tray and the third-section liquid catchtray are all configured as low-resistance liquid catch trays, eachcomprising V-shaped diversion grooves, vent holes and partitions; theseparator is spliced by two semi-elliptical plates, and a dihedral angleformed by the two semi-elliptical plates is 160°; a plurality of ventholes are provided and respectively arranged on two sides parallel to anintersection line of the two planes, 5 groups on each side; a V-shapeddiversion groove is arranged above each group of vent holes; two ends ofthe bottom of the V-shaped diversion groove are both welded to supportcolumns on the vent hole; two planes of the V-shaped diversion grooveform a dihedral angle of 120° and barriers under edges of the V-shapeddiversion groove prevent liquid from flowing back into the vent holes.5. The low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorption decouplingmethod for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according to claim 3,wherein the desorption column comprises a reboiler, a desorption columnpacking layer, and a desorption column nozzle which are arranged insequence from bottom to top, and a desorption column demister isarranged at the top of the desorption column; the reboiler is configuredas a vertical tube-side thermosiphon reboiler which comprises a heatcollecting tube plate and a middle machine body; the heat collectingtube is installed and fixed on an inner side of the middle machine body;a liquid baffle and an overflow plate are arranged at the bottom of thedesorption column, the liquid baffle is arranged above the overflowplate and fixed on a column wall, and an upper edge of the overflowplate is higher than the heat collecting tube of the reboiler; amulti-cycle absorption column is connected to the desorption columnthrough the lean-rich liquid heat exchanger; the lean-rich liquid heatexchanger is configured as a spiral plate heat exchanger; the richliquid in the first-cycle tank of the multi-cycle absorption columnpasses through the rich liquid pump and enters the lean-rich liquid heatexchanger for heat exchange, and then communicates with the desorptioncolumn nozzle of the desorption column; the lean liquid at the bottom ofthe desorption column passes through a lean liquid pump and enters thelean-rich liquid heat exchanger for heat exchange, then enters the ionexchanger for ion exchange, and then communicates with the third-cyclecooler to enter the third cycle; the lean liquid pump is configured as avariable-frequency pump.
 6. The low-cost and high-efficiencyabsorption-desorption decoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergisticcapture according to claim 1, wherein the separation and purificationsystem comprises a cooler, a gas-liquid separator and a low-temperaturegas-liquid separator, and the cooler, the gas-liquid separator and thelow-temperature gas-liquid separator are connected in sequence; coolingwater of the cooler comes from the demineralized water tank; thegas-liquid separator separates water vapor from the flue gas, the cooledflue gas enters the gas-liquid separator, condensed water flows backinto the desorption column from the bottom of the gas-liquid separator,and the flue gas after the separation leaves from the top of thegas-liquid separator; the low-temperature gas-liquid separator separatescontaminants and CO₂ in the flue gas, and the low-temperature gas-liquidseparator uses a cooling medium to reduce the temperature of the fluegas to below the boiling point of the contaminants; the condensedcontaminants in the flue gas are recovered from the bottom of thelow-temperature gas-liquid separator, and CO₂ gas is recovered from thetop of the low-temperature gas-liquid separator.
 7. The low-cost andhigh-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method forcontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according to claim 2, wherein thefirst-cycle control unit is respectively connected with the first-cycletank, the rich liquid pump and the first-cycle cooler to independentlycontrol the first cycle; the first-cycle control unit respectivelycontrols the pH value of the absorption liquid in the first-cycle tank,the liquid flow of the rich liquid pump, and the cooling water flow ofthe first-cycle cooler; in the first cycle, the pH value is maintainedbetween 4.5 and 5.8, the liquid-gas ratio is maintained between 1.5 L/m³and 2.0 L/m³, and the absorption temperature is maintained between 48°C. and 60° C.; the second-cycle control unit is respectively connectedwith the second-cycle tank, the second-cycle pump and the second-cyclecooler to independently control the second cycle; the second-cyclecontrol unit respectively controls the pH value of the absorption liquidin the second-cycle tank, the liquid flow of the second-cycle pump, andthe cooling water flow of the second-cycle cooler; in the second cycle,the pH value is maintained between 7.8 and 9.0, the liquid-gas ratio ismaintained between 1.1 L/m³ and 1.4 L/m³, and the absorption temperatureis maintained between 44° C. and 55° C.; the third-cycle control unit isrespectively connected with the third-cycle tank, the third-cycle pumpand the third-cycle cooler to independently control the third cycle; thethird-cycle control unit respectively controls the pH value of theabsorption liquid in the third-cycle tank, the liquid flow of thethird-cycle pump, and the cooling water flow of the third-cycle cooler;in the third cycle, the pH value is maintained between 9.0 and 10.5, theliquid-gas ratio is maintained between 1.0 L/m³ and 1.3 L/m³, and theabsorption temperature is maintained between 40° C. and 50° C.; thefourth-cycle control unit is respectively connected with thefourth-cycle tank, the fourth-cycle pump and the fourth-cycle cooler toindependently control the fourth cycle; the fourth-cycle control unitrespectively controls the pH value of demineralized water in thefourth-cycle tank, the liquid flow of the fourth-cycle pump, and thecooling water flow of the fourth-cycle cooler; in the fourth cycle, thepH value is maintained between 8.5 and 9.8, the liquid-gas ratio ismaintained between 0.6 L/m³ and 1.0 L/m³, and the absorption temperatureis maintained between 40° C. and 50° C.
 8. The low-cost andhigh-efficiency absorption-desorption decoupling method forcontaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according to claim 2, wherein theabsorbent preparation unit provides a fresh absorbent for thethird-cycle tank, and adjusts a mixing ratio of primary amines,secondary amines, and tertiary amines to match the absorption processaccording to the requirements for absorption capacity and absorptionrate.
 9. The low-cost and high-efficiency absorption-desorptiondecoupling method for contaminant-CO₂ synergistic capture according toclaim 5, wherein the desorption control unit is respectively connectedto the reboiler and an inlet pipeline of the desorption column toindependently control the desorption system; the desorption control unitdetects the pH value and temperature of the absorbent at the inlet ofthe desorption column and the pH value and temperature of the absorbentat the outlet of the reboiler to respectively control the heat load ofthe reboiler and the flow of the rich liquid at the inlet of thedesorption column, and the pH difference between lean and rich liquidinlets and outlets of the desorption system is maintained between 4.8and 5.8.